Facebook's Diem dApp Framework Pontem Raises $4.5 Million in Seed Funding

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Pontem, a first-ever framework for decentralized applications on Diem by Facebook, secures $4.5 million from top VCs

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Facebook Ad Library: Only 3 ‘Brexit’ ads for whole month. Yeah, right!

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Facebook Hacked – What Information Was Compromised?

This Friday the Guardian reported that nearly 50 million users’ accounts were compromised. According to Facebook the breach was discovered on September 25th and patched two days later. However, the vulnerability allowed hackers to gain sensitive information about users’ accounts, such as photos, private conversations, and the ability to log into any other apps using […] The post Facebook Hacked – What Information Was Compromised? appeared first on NullTX.

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